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Can Lisinopril Cause Light-headedness, Sore Throat And Loss Of Appetite?

I have been taking lisinopril 10 mg for one week now 20 mg twice a day I am having sinues problems cough up mucus from my lungs sore throat lightheadedness loss of appetite bruises all over my arms fatigue trouble breathing could that be caused by the medicine I am taking should I stop these has been going on about 3 weeks I also take potassium
Tue, 9 Feb 2016
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yes definitely stop taking lisinopril
sore throat indicates infection
bruises all over my arms indicates your are allergic to lisinopril
fatigue indicates muscle weakness

so i suggest to stop lisinopril,can i know what was primary indication to start you on lisinopril( high bp, heartattack, congestive heart failure)
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Can Lisinopril Cause Light-headedness, Sore Throat And Loss Of Appetite?

yes definitely stop taking lisinopril sore throat indicates infection bruises all over my arms indicates your are allergic to lisinopril fatigue indicates muscle weakness so i suggest to stop lisinopril,can i know what was primary indication to start you on lisinopril( high bp, heartattack, congestive heart failure)